Quote by Patrick Bosek

Simple answer, they don't exist anymore.

Simple answer, they don't exist anymore.

Summary

This quote suggests that whatever or whoever is being referred to no longer exists. It implies that this thing or person has ceased to be or has disappeared entirely. The quote implies a sense of finality and absence, indicating that there is no longer any trace or presence of whatever is being discussed.

By Patrick Bosek

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